The Sun. — London, England, 1818-10-07 00:00:00

w 01 ripi4 4.] f t f, i e ino , o Y e"er l lot on b : sr' ie eiot w , by Ad riiif' lt rigM e ‘ bul l ins; us. 9,1 015. i, e t 10 c thy. ono L is he re ‘ r f barrel' o w. 01 here f r % whicb aft'r o 1141 in , t P ,, r° ; lieic Jul, 51 c°' :e cifectc/ ce , 71°1 : er b* r"l ; I TO b AC ori 5 0 c(5l Orrl Ct of 113Vet)C"i fOr 3 6ei ciag ° ' v° l tis ll°l ;or, „I o ff „ Cir c"g fiv e ect i°4 ;, , i ,(l I”' Sci t° :„;, tie r, j ce log 1 4 [C . C ' 6l t 0 t he 4 5c. I, v, g eit itr iOt Orli" t o e „eO l5l C r 14;I .1 6 01e1 ,1, sob . t w' r I)c" iiv of 11 ' o f ord'"E pre' 5 a ,ICU, 10 , 1 I°l° that vr", jiver -10 / hey -he'd Iti re° • in: o l dr ; SP 3l) r oaper l r jio g; j er 11!,j se ll' as I o'l4 cropinge .0 01 ere 11 S' ) OlE"tidi for the purpose of aseel raining 'tvhether the re rnoval of the Allied Troops from France was a i'nea'sure that could saftiy be adopt,d, auJ thal the o ther topics so oftA stigesst ed 81 grounds Tor dctib'eration ‘vere yconjectural', it . not ' .: l/11°11 .Y so• f irhh poi n t, acco td ing to the Letter in The 1 inies, has been positively t4ter tnined, and is speedily to take place. We "nre " that, ' notwiths . :andin g the favourable ac counts which our own i',..:orrespondent at Park, and other persons, have giv , :n as to the preebable stability of the present Fr . ench Govellonent when the Allied Armies are re 8611 ,Deed, we cannot help retaining our doubts on the , policy of the t r eas u re. It may vet y rea'sonably he said, that as the Sovereigns are likely et . ) have obt a i ne d t h e b est information before thev findly decided on a 'quest ion th at inv o l ve i s the trangnillit'y of Europe, it is theleight of prestnnplion iu a mete public Journalist 10 ° tier an v objections, hd, inde e d, t o ex p ress any D ‘ , l "hts on the 'subject. But the people of F rance are 15 'th lvided i nto many factions. The Jacobin principle vays at work, deeply and widely, and "'he" *" co nsider how very ditlitult it is for truth to reach Throors, in any Couotry, and the interest that people near th em May have in keeping their tery i gnorance,"aa lulling them with flat- J , conceiv e th at Webbew unwevning COi -e tree ,ento race ~ rin to distrust it h e pdlit y of giving tip e to Ittr factions at this etitital period, par iel'l4l.lY as our opinions are suppotied :lin(kr a nd more expetienced 'Politicians than 'muc we h ,: "e4d to be. T he subject iS one of vittti tai'te to th e i nterests of Europe, nod our chief th itit ns°l4tion is, that we have au able Statesman on 's s i l" w ho is not easily deceived, and who cer will no t deceive Governent at home. If crier .nbligea m to yield to the majority at the august he w ill, doubtless., if he does not cot.- te st 'lctlitiesee in the measure, leave such aPi o firiti will do honou r to the character of the , On (iovero ment, i n po i nt o f sagacity, and to °PeiniCommunity. 'e regard fo r t h e welfare of the great :the Pe ll.ny Pluor----lerers, ere,h ti recently held • otis and silty sttbscrihers. have . • sqr,,, ' that who are deluding their r to 1.1111).0 , ..1/4- secret meetings, and appea. . movements, ;"ertnnent a're Ina appriied 6f the " . n ' ' satisrac t)i!“. ‘e 11;ve made inquii.v , al.l'i have th e ‘ ,. °4 If' "ssttre our Headers th:4A t h e y are vigilantly The ~Illeh(i, and that their hautits ire known . Government 4-Quhie itvy he 1. 110 alarm, for iie 114tlits :.., :tut Ll towardsevttu. part o f t i%;(1041 ,11' :11'ecte'l L_ "i t i)oiiell to lurk, an d is ovepet t 't danger mayoefirst ende,vours to distutl) til t t) c heck it s . security of the St, c Ile'lce and shake the TI it is to lere has bCell a repot t that Pmilarne ", be or. , t tOlvat tts tl.. I f next month', fur " ill"4Y lnisi, 'e I": o ' Pi liaritent, such Ay s , , less usua l on a new - .-r . „,,ti. tion:e.dri"R in the new igembers, .re,ceilgrt 1,14,1114n(l fixing the day for ballotini, C o mmittees . wicei, but Iviheill, 'Ste. This report may he welt-t() I . 1 firstth& t e t 1141. e no more authority for confirp:li,ausg at 'e Person prob,b:y :, a d by ‘vlhnl' it e s . i , 1,1.. eiteulated. It is n ut tt:o1,11 for illtnist r o [ o tel'ske nunecessary revelations; and `e seenre tf:tc'h "'by they should hare clone so in the r oceasiuti. 'll 'e wmt or ---------------- Bulletin of yes- tt Sigtlature to the tl,, FesPecting tier AlAJF.st\.'s 1)61°1' the cd,,,4(:i6us Chropiirle at work to conjecturL ~,, leas set e'lltn i it tt , i I't r f its wisdom; it t il„,linfti 1_ te pi°►tint I) n A . llctio 1 whether the OM ISS101! WilS the e ffect ' I not tict,,lrellt, .('-' design. If (I,tily instance's di' , . ss with tvl t; 1 ‘1 'bight be surprised at the eagtrue that t hel l 2'ite Cliro4icle seizes upon every thing , if ttt 'e twisted iwo a misthievotts niednitig•—be Itir.c°lll(l gi,,, that Paper any credit, it ''''''lld it cl , t , lbe rlkalignant ingenuity with which i e ttlq Y,:;clY ""tlives to oll';r something oli.en v. 'etlt -131',,listi0g to all true friends of Unven.lts c 44441. 4'l"t to-day its audacity eAceeds i •nerally iti h• Pot. thou , h it affects to spead gi•- 14Ying th a t i ' • lets hate, t,,, ti. at the columns of Nesrspal th. 41.11 6tlhject . little of truth to rcommend li t :, 1 h et it may fairly be inferred that it /4tlii::.4 tr) the repOrls of the Physicians, since the 1'4414" °f tlieir names yesterday led It ' the re, t'llt) 011 4"estioil. Thi, seems to be it libel 41e till°lalacier of the Physicians. Fitt grant- 't) ti t : t it %vas intended merely as an aTt"ch i'o c/"er I)lthlic Journals, tvhat right has titt, i °l'icie to stippose that they are less t ct that 1.44 ti 1 itsel f tipoli LI subject generally in let rig. and , 1111 44 i ' at . own tit WII jell consequently their times qc-? 13ut The C'llrolt!ell seems at -es t , 'it t °he actuated by a zealous e;pleen, uu "ti)R,„ Livc'eates 0, , • .1 ith, irtmcver kr, ii I , 4 11 - Qet t •ose d octr i nes, I% I t:ti , 't'Al• (5 (lt:SpiSe Slid) RefOrnrekS Its HUNT :1tc1,,,t (!I\:'ll4Ve betll always its (Still 'i`l WCII as ,t)tio. l'ltlts I ty ~ . tho,l-11 it endeavolits more insi t.kiti 4 ( li 7l (-1 A liu l , a ' 13e t hein in order to undermine the f 4 ti;ititrlAte Government, I, :i.) 1 ti I . DEAL, Ocr. G.--Artived, and sailed for the River, the General Harris, from China, &c.; General Elliott, Trant, from Quebec; Saks, —, 83 days from Richmond, Virginia.—Came down frOm the River, the Mary, Barnard, for .Tainaka ; Heart of Oak, Read, for Leghorn; Criterion, Avery, for New York ; Trelawney, Wirer, for Jamaica; In dustry, King, for the South Seas; Swallow, Ford, for New foundland. The whole remain with the outward-bound as before, except the Swallow, which vessel has sailed. T' he Mitish ship Queen; of and from London, of 309 tons, iron) Jamaica, was wrecked, on the 9th of August, on the coast of Florida. The BccOnd Mate died with fatigue ; all hands left the wreck, and were received on board the sloop Young Mali; arrived at Larii.etto. Halifax Papers to the 10th ult. arrived this ornihg, but they contain no netts. By the arrival this morning of a vessel from Dtmarara, we learn that Lord CocuttANtt had ar rived at the above -named place in the ship Rose. CHATFIANi, OCTOBER G.- —The Grand Duke 7.11/CFIAEL iS•arrit'eti, on his way to Dover, at tl►e Crown Inn. He had visited the Dock-yard, in which he Was attended by hear-Admiral Sir JOHN GORE, Comn►issioner Sir Itonenr BARLOW, &c. &c. At half -past six hii Lnperial Highness, with his suite, clines at the residence Of the Com mandN-in-Chief, Sir JOHN GORit. Sir Ronnat BARLOW, Caprains WARREN, DUNeAr4Ti C . H., BARTHOLOMEW, C. 13., with the• other Captains of the men of war at this port, and several °Old distinguished persons, are invited. The Grand Doke seems much pleased with the attention; sliewn him, and converses with every one with his usual Urbanity. Quenne, .TvLY 19.,-;--His Excellency the Gover nor-in-Chief has been pleased to iippoint A. 11. CocuRANF. Advocate-General of the Province of Lower Caniolli. CIIINA.—The Geiieral Barris East Indianian, Capt. WrIATFD, is aiTived off Portsmouth from. Chinn. She lett the mouth of the Cantor, liver on the Ist April last, And brings the most favour able reports of the nature of the intercourse be tween the En,;,-li•sh and Chinese. The Chinese, however, as it the Continuance of this harmony was doubted on their parts, Were busiiy employed in erecting forts alon g the shores the Tigris, which, though i n of the most formic!• able description, implied the Nish to he prepared (or a change of circumstances. Trad e W as going , rosperously, und the factory in a healthy st e • GEsettst, Moatt,Lo.—A Spani s h G entleman, whose name is MATt.to Spanish Alt inhabitant of l'op;iyan, i n South Atherica i s ju st fur i eed i n London, o n his wdy to Spain, for the purpose Of pre,einin g some complaints against Gen. Mokt at the Ciffirt of Madrid; or, that tnetlifid failing, to apply for redress to the Courts of Law. H e alleges that Alofilt.Lo Lai defrdiffled him of Sll,OOO dollar 4, and that he has beef, coitipelled to v i s i t th e mother country fro m the fitter iMpossi bilitv of obtaining redress, or the least Attention in his representations, on the spot. M. MOLINA b r i ngs with him a further son) of 80,0dd dollars in hard cash, and is accompanied b y hi s own lawyer, to presine Over the requisite proceedings. Paper.) l~e§rtrti,ty the I)fdie of YORK tratlsaetecl MI II tary business wit') the I'aiiNcu It UGi.NI CNI(L)n hiuuse; A.LDEIRA, SEPT. 15.-I'be Rose, Capt. Asnsß soN, having Lord COCIINANE, &c. on board, Hi _ rived here on the 27th of August, and sailLd the .ame day for Colurt'lbo c ive.r. The Allitriith brig Le Madam de Monte boUnd td Oporto; was boarded off Lisbon by an Insbr'gent brig priv;tteer, which had cap. :ured two Pottuguese vessels, the • .I.ymph d e Lisboa and theLuita, front Lisbon, bound to the Brails, and th'e Portuguese schooner Maria, from Aladeira to Oporto, which last they destroyed, and they put the Crew of the three vessels on board said Austrian brig, and ordered the Captain to Innd them bete ; upwards of tit, peOPle in all. The Cacador, from hence to Lisbon,. waS plun dered off Li , bon Bar by a ptivuteer, and ordered back to Aladeira. PonTsmourn, 6.—Arrived the John transport, from 'Ceylon, Cape of Good !lope, and St. Ilekna; sailtid 96th April, ISt h Juiy , and 17th August. Spoke the Sappho, from Bombay, off St. Helena, and may he expected here in a few days. Spoke. 14th Sept., the Seaforth, from Bombay for Liverpool, in lat. 23. N. long. 36.'1V. The Seaford' fell in with a small Ship in lat. 2. that hoisted English colouni; the Seaforth lasing-t o , the ship hoisted Spanish colours, and again shifted them for another flag. The ship fieed several Shot - , and got her boat oht to board the Seaforth, but the CaptAin threatening tti resift, the ship bore away. • Left at Si. Helena his Majessty's shipl 'Conqueror, Itaccion, Mtisquito, Podarga, Redpole, and the navid transport. The taptain of the Bedpole died at Aseertsion, and Captain Evadee (late Frag Lieutenant) was appointed to her.—Also arrived the galliot Gostaff Waldemar, —, from Hamburgh for t:adiz, out 16 days, conies in to repair, having been struck with ii' ;hlning yesterday off Portland in a heavy storm, which shivered her rualh•mast. Ocr. •the Ellena and Grace, Dymond, from Galloway to London, (int 41 days, In want of provisions; Hope, Williams, from Newport to the Gnlf of Venice, out fi day, damaged in her rigging.—Several merchant vessels, bound outwards, hate been spoken with by the pilots off this port, and it is expected they will fetch Falmouth. i'ar.mowrit, Ocr , 4.-:-ArriVed the Montague packet, wi trim New York .; sailed 9th, and from Halifax 16 September.—Also arrived a Danish ship of war from Cop:•, hagen to the West Indies. • TIM 1LL....1i1a. • • .. 1 . 1- t/Frr.-L..-r,Np... The sprightly comedy o L f l'hc Saspcions llusband tvliS represented last night at ) 1 , 1 ' 13 T he 4ll e• MAIWYN returned to the pub c in ,the part of ..lacintha, which she performed with admirable spirit. She looked very well, and wP, very favourably received on her entrance.— Cl . arind a cold,l not, fl..ive`a more a bl e representa tive th ati‘illrs..GLOvEtt.. The .part cat Raw :Tr is sufficiently coarse, and though it had no lark of spiOr in the performance of STANLEY, yet te.cre ";c 2 'e (0 0 inane vylgar and 'disgusting pir-isages in the dia!,:ne which h e OUght to have omitted. I‘l rs_. 9 a E.B ve an int erest i ng exp r ess i on to the do,lis anxieties of Mrs Strickland, and POWELL Was sufficiently respectabl e ill tie husband. Ja(Vc Me m got is a kiud of obsolete coxcomb, who, all his oddlties, has more sprightliness and lii moor the„formal Dandies aft)ie day. As it is now necessary,to tr;odernize the part, .it was well assi gne d to lIARLEir, who made it very pro fli*went. The Play is full of improbability, but is entertaining. Qui t ', %VIII) all the dignity of true 'Comedy before his e . yeS, p'ronounced it a specking pantomime; and fn allusion to tt . VO of the chief incidents, said that it ought to be called The t and the Ladder. The Farce was Lore Laugh's at Locksmiths, and a Mr. XVILLIANts canoe forwurd in the part of Old Tottertop, who is likely to prove good prop to the comic strength of the 'Company. • • CORN-P4XCHANGE, OCT. 7.—We have bad but few fresh arrivals since Monday, but there wes plenty 'left o'i•e'r for the demand ; the few sales made both in Wheat and Oats were At Monday's prices ; Barley is very dull ; in Pease and Beans there is no Alteration. Foreign Wheat - 605. 70s. Fink. ditto - -78 s. 84s. Fog)i.th Wheat - 655. 70s. Fine ditto - - - 805. 82s. Old ditto - - - —s. —s. Rye —5. Fine ditto - - - —s. —s. Barley - - - - 451. 505. Fine ditto - 545. 645. New ditto - - - GOs. 68s. Malt • 755. 84s. Fine-ditto - - - 845. 90s. tViiitereatc (boilers) 70s. 90s. Fine ditto - -90 s. 955. V- , I• cy.Rease - , - 555. (;Os . e ( - Iry 14q.ks,a` p. - , v,s.zoi, ,f.t. Paiti - -. 4 ••• 1 6 . 4. - 201 S. I •ri:. beaus 4. tili:. mss. 1 old 4i'•';" , - - ~..,:=:-:ls• IFeel. .''. i ls - . • .., 7 -4....A 4 '2 1 s . Fine di 'T'D - 1.,:'": = -',..ii'5;. ; .'176. I Poland o.itait' , "- "11:(4. 31s, I Fine ditto = .;',. ...: '3th. 4Us. Potatoe ditto ,- - 5175. 4:is. Rape Seed 451. 521. per last. Fine Flour - - - 70:. 755. Seconds - - - G3s. 701. PIhR in Nti‘Y IIoND•STateET.--=-This morning fire broke out, at four o'clock, in the back pre mises of Mr. Jolt NSON, No. 70, New Bond-Street. It communicated immediately to some extensive workshops 'behind, in which were upholstery, &c. to a very considerable amount. The whole W2s entirely consumed, with a large quantity of jewellery, as well as the stables behind. The loss on this occasion is to a large amount. ItTe are happy. to add that no lives were lost. The engine's were playing this morning at 11 o'clock, the, fire not being completely extinguished. ANOtHER Flaft.—This morning, between Otte and two o'clock, a fire broke out in TOoleY street, norbugh: So rapid was the progreSs of the devouring element, tliat before the engines could arrive thrCe houses, Consitting of a pork shOp, corn-chandler's, and a grocer's, were en tirely destroyed, with the whole of their contents. It is feared that two persons have fallen victi► . to the flames, as at six o'clock this morning they had not been found. in and Facet. Michaelmas "Germ, 1618, before the Right Hon. fiir VICAR GIBBS, Hint. Lord Chief Justice of bit Majesty's Court CbtutoOn Pleas : IN TERN/. NIIDDLESEX. LONDON. Tuesday Nur. 10 Wednetday Nor Nionday Monday 23 Tuesday A PTEK Monday Drc. 3U ... TERM. Tdesday Dee, Letters from Russia state, that Count rtdmAt4- Zorr, Chancellor of the Empire, has again liberally resolved to send the Iturick, Lieut. KOTZEBU E'S ship, upon another voyage of discovery. The possibility of discovering a northern passage, if such be the object of the projected expedition, Will, we expect, be decided by the English expedition long before the Rnrick can be in a state to under take her task of exploring the icy regions. Government sent, last week, to Portsmouth, sovereigns tci a very large amount, which, we un derstand, will be put circulation through the medium ailisans ilnd others employed on the establishMent or the Duck-yard. W e are concerned : to state, that the respectable' and hitherto peneeable town of Carmarthen has this week exhibited . symptoms of a riotou s com plexidius;z misguidet mtiltltude having interfered to present the slirpmewi Of cheese for other ports from that borough. However, the spirited and determined conduct oLthe present ‘vorthy Chief Magistrate, supported by the thilitart, prevented mischi e f, an d t h e merchants shippetitheir cheek without molestation, All Was trim when Our ac counts came away on Friday evehing.—(rke Cambrian ) The distinguiShed ' Prelate of this Diocese at tended the Collegiate Clon.ch, at Manchester, on Sunday week, and gave an admirable discourse-to an excessively crowded congregation, from the chief part of the 28th verse, Chan. 2Sth of Job, ('‘ behold the tear of the Lord, that is wisdom ; and to depart from evil is understand ing,") for the benefit of the Manchester and Salford National Schools. The amount Of the collection forcibly bespoke the effect - his elorptenCe hail updtt.hisauditors. The ItetelThd the Warden read die appointed service for the morning in bis accdAromed impressii'e Wit- ner. Afterwards hit Lord Ship proceeded to Sr. Ann's Church, where he cOhfirmed a nu t eroui assembla ge of young peopt!.. The col lection at the i:ollegiate Church, in aid Of . the funds of the National Schools, amount ed to 115/. The Bishop of Chester, While cohfirming die boys, Was particnlarly struck With the tattered garments and half-famished appear ance " I- o ne of them, th e son of a poor weaver, and charitably slipped a Sum of money into the poor lad ha n d. The gift was doubly enhanced . . conno g trom so noble a donor,—(Ciieater Courant, Oa. G; I, i - Cl,.3l'_;"l'Llt OF F2tSlllO:\Z. ARRIV.II.7;. The Countess Cov.Ter, in Geor;e-ctrect, H %Tr-Aian., front Pansenger, Herts ; Andrew le.!t I. :it the Pull eney I from Cheltenham; t,ady OliVia and :Miss Sparrow, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkley-square, from their seat iti Huntingdonshire Sir Ralph and Lady at :Mi. Hotel, from Wu' thing ;.Sir John Shelly, la dittu ; Cir nerai Tilsuu C;hotkiie, from ditto. h PA [IT L' 11 E Sir William i,einnn, Bait. and f.tin.ly, fur their seat in Cortivall Attd:.llr.s. Pee le and tainily, for their. ieat (..:anihridgesliire ; the Earl and Countess of Tlianet, from the Clarendon Ilutel, at their seat in Kent; Sir Culling Bart. fur his seat, Bedforitsh4e j the Duclies of St Alban's, fur 171:4)er. Surrey;. General St. John,. for Itouldiy House, Wilts. • CHANGES... IY ExTltA'rithlls7,llli• APPLE.--LIPt week Mr STOBBS, Of IViserl [fall, near iVbltingliam, ed, in his orchard, all apple measurin,g thirteen inches in circumferenee . ,i and %%eighing thitteera and a half ounees r .: From the Same tree were. pulled many othCi . sak nearly the ?.Ntrie size. riCy are of the kind counnotrty known by ihe name of Yorkshire Green, peculrarly eteellent as keepers and bakers.—(thtrham .4dvertizer ) FALSE PUBI.ICATION OF MARiIIAGE.--Last week a marriage, purporting to he that of John Chambe rlain to Ann Chatterton, %vas handed to Nltssrs. E Smith and Co. for insertion in The Liverpoo: liferotry. These Gentlemen discovering, a day or two after, that it was a hoax, determined to trace the manuccript, and after some trouble they ob tained sufficient evidence again,: a Young man of that town, %vim must positiVeiy denied it. lie wag summoned ).fore the MA YO'll, winent he acknow ledged the offence; hoping it would be over looked : hut the MAYOR severely reprimand bd him, stating, that as it was a gidss,publie offence, be shorflil hold hirii to bail, lie was then taken intO Custody until hail should be given. Saturday Mr. CHARLES Flilf..;TElt , , of Dock lane, Westminster, went to (Ipydon hii chaise, r►ud rud e through the t yn to the tnarkeo: , hiinse, when a Worn being sin enly heat near the horse, he startled, and 'dung headlong through the window into the tliaiket.qi)tti'e. Mr. HAvs - rlzt Was thrown out of the ehaio; mid the vehicle it self was dashed to pieceS. 'The horse kept plung ing and rearing amongst the people for several, minutes, till at lastlie- forced his way out. Many persons were seriOnsly hurt, and considerable da mage done ti; the property of the Market peopl4. Mr. ILAvsTRIP himself escdped Without injury. The corning -house at FalhouSe glinpowder rn tinfactory; near Edinburgh, was blown up On Wednesday last, by which unfortunate occur rence the lives of three of the workmen were - FortGEnv.—At the Circuit Court, tit Glasgow., Margdret Kennedy was convicted of issuing torgeti tidies of the Stirling Banking Company, and sen teticed to be executed on the 4th day o f Nov etn .. ber. The poor woman, who is young, was to taNy linable to read or write, and was earnestly re'coditmended to mercy by the Jury. This is the: only instance of any person belog tried in Glasgow for fOrgery since 1805, when two young men ‘verc convicted of engraving the plates for forged notes, and issuing the notes. She !s the only now in custody in Scotland on a similar charge, and Only tole has been exeCiired the last 15 years for forged Paper) The Circuit Coto t at Aberdeen was opened till the tilt. by the Right Hon. the LORD JUSTICe CLERK. and Lord Prrmti,t?. Many of the trials cre of minor impot tanee. John M'B irnett, alias John Barnett, was atieued of bine acts of theft and house breaking. The Jury tound him Goiltyof tour ;jets of lumse hreilkimg and theft. The triaf ()c -ctipled above five hours; Arid the Loril.l o , t lee Clerk then addressed the prisoner in the most !mitres• sive manner, cxlioi tint; Pin not to waste his short time in idle hoki <if titrr c for he might rest assured that the s'i.;ntence t3t the law would be etirtied into ft dl e,..'ecntil3o. The prisoner as then ordered to be exectited at Aberdeen, w no Friday the (N I (lair of Nov. next,—John convicted of thief', was sentenced to 14 Veat2 'atimpartation, as were also John Solomon, 1191- bt.s . , and John Al' far siinlar ii,in 1 , f tickii, . - 'rile Earl of Cardigan, at his scat, Dein PArk, Northam!, tonshire, from a tour; NI r. and Mrs. Deriog, from .I.yut. St Lowrance, lierts:, to (...4)otrobam„ On Friday last, pursnant to annual custom, the Lola) MANitta entertained the Loan LtEitTF.I.4AN.t, and his Excellency's suite, the Chief Secretary : , Mr.GRANT, the EiSt India Director, his father,l t. GarGoav, the Under necreturv., the Nobility unit Gentry now in town, and the Corporation of tht: City. Ou the health of Mr. GRANT; the Secretary, being proposed, he wade a mutt liberal and ani:- mated speech. Ile tefetred to his Past life, to the attention he had uniformly paid to It ish affairs -; and he coil tided by saying, that now; es he lout been hononred by his Royal Highness the PRlNcri RRGENT with 211 official situation, SO Closely Con-- necting hint with Ireland, hiS future conduct wou'ol not belie the principles by which lie had been hi. therto governed.—(Dublin Erening Post.) The Bombay Courier states, that :a golden itnage of the libido() Deity Ganosha, was part of the booty at the late capture of /the tort at Singhur This idol had been,concealed within a column 6 4 - ot masonry, Und,er which it was expected liiv godship would haveemained secure, and would have citifi e d the March of the conquerbrS , of the fort. Report enhances the value of this idol to several lass of intpees, and a he and ft half are said to have herb already offered for his ransom. As two Gentlemen were shooting at liarrisolil; on Thursday last; a remat kahly large Snipe rose before them, tit which, in order to make sure, they both tired, and brought it down.-- It proved to be of the most beautiful plumage, and of the fcillowing,_ weight and diniensiims.: eirht ounces i,l weight - , and measitrud front tip to tip of the Wings; nineteen and a half inches, and in length, tilo.tt , :tt.he cip. of tic bill to the end of the tail, tiCteen and a h a lf i nc h es. — This perhaps was the largest hiltl of the specicl ever seen in this part Of the c‘naitiy.—(Edinbur g lv Paper.)